litigant|litigants in English

noun

[lit·i·gant || 'lɪtɪgənt]

party to a lawsuit, contester (Law)

Use "litigant|litigants" in a sentence

1. The first concerned litigants in person.

2. Gathers identically after legally establishes, litigant should suitably fulfill.

3. Against the judge showing marks of honour to but one litigant.

4. The litigant may present new evidence at the court.

5. – Birther litigant, attorney associated with the Liberty Legal Fund; J

6. Some come up with a kind of so-called mixed civil procedural model, that is to focus mainly on the party doctrine litigant mode while to take the authority doctrine litigant mode as supplement.

7. Litigants are mostly untroubled by the rising costs of justice.

8. Let's assume for a moment that I am a litigant in your court.

9. Often that relationship–between the third party and the litigant–is known as Champerty

10. It is unclear whether or not he also continued acting for other litigants.

11. Litigants still do not seem eager to save costs by mediating their disputes.

12. Introduction: Surrogate’s Court Accountings are the least understood amongst litigants and the lay public

13. There may well be such an order in the case of litigants in person.

14. These cases are too costly and too risky for most lawyers and most litigants.

15. When the People's Court is hearing a civil case, the litigant has the right of debate.

16. This is an important development, which allows litigants before domestic courts effectively to subpoena the Commission.

17. Such men spoke in court on behalf of litigants and also stood surety for them when required.

18. The self - admission in civil proceeding can confine adjudicative power and free litigant of burden of proof.

19. The judge must seriously peruse the litigant files, make investigation and study, and collect necessary evidence.

20. A public Adjuster is a self-employed person who is hired by litigants to determine or settle

21. To Accede to the request of the defendants would put the access to justice by most litigants out of reach

22. This scheme does not always divert costs away from the assisted litigant to the Legal Aid Fund - far from it.

23. As for this , public prosecutor should be a litigant with his public prosecution function strengthened and his supervisory function cancelled.

24. 29 Such men spoke in court on behalf of litigants and also stood surety for them when required.

25. Litigants should benefit from changes recommended by the Civil Justice Review to speed up and simplify civil cases.